ACL or Cosworth bearings?
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I have been looking into this aswell, on paper I've read the ACL bearings are rated to 800bhp and the Cosworth's to 1000bhp.
But I think some input from an engine builder who has used both would be best
But I think some input from an engine builder who has used both would be best
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Many specialists defo supply and fit ACL Race Series mains and bigs, as a matter of course.
At the end of the day either are no doubt great.
Just depends if there's a significant price difference(?) - will invariably be the clincher... unless you intend to go for >/= 801bhp
At the end of the day either are no doubt great.
Just depends if there's a significant price difference(?) - will invariably be the clincher... unless you intend to go for >/= 801bhp
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We supply and fit Cosworth as a matter of course on every engine we build. If they are out of stock, we fit ACL race. I don't think there's anything in it.
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